Henry Jones Buried At Shady Grove
Funeral services for Henry J. Jones, who died Saturday night at his home in Sellersville after a short illness, were held Wednesday at Shady Grove Church with Rev. A O Spivy of Coffee Springs officiating. Bovdast Company handled arrangements. Surviving are three sons, W J Jones of Coffee Springs, Samoal Jones in the U S Navy, HL Jones of Laurel Hill Fla. five daughters, Irene Davis, M Daisy Jones, Oney Jones, Madaline Cassedy all of Samson, and Mittie Atder gon of Mismi.
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Enterprise
Henry J. Jones
Sellersville
Shady Grove Church
A. O. Spivy
Coffee Springs
Bovdast Company
W. J. Jones
Cabinet discusses meat import impact on U S beef supply
President Kennedy aides weigh actions on the cattle petition as Cabinet members brief reporters after a long session. Anderson says Canada and Mexico have limited beef to offer, while 80 million U S cattle remain on home ranges. Officials note asks on Navy meat supply and possible moves to spur slaughter.
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Anderson
Democratic National
Robert E. Hannegan
John R. Steelman
Clark Clifford
Hannegan
White House
Canada
Mexico
Navy
Secretary of Navy
James Forrestal
White House social season opens with two diplomatic dinners
The formal White House social season begins November 26 with a diplomatic dinner, followed by ten events for diplomats, cabinet members, Supreme Court, agency heads, and congressional leaders. It ends February 18 with a congressional reception, as President Truman signals leniency on formal wear due to wartime scarcity, noting he will wear tails.
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White House
Supreme Court
Congress
Army
Navy
Truman
Charles Riley Dies At Enterprise Home
Funeral services for Charles Riley of Enterprise were held Tuesday afternoon at Center Church with the Rev. Bob Justice. Burial followed at the graveyard. Survived by his wife and two sons Dock and Fred Riley, both of Enterprise.
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Charles Riley
Enterprise
Ent Baget
Wty
Teesdey
T Center
Henry
Bob Justice
Boyd
Com Vo
Dock
Fred Riley
Emerpote
Funeral Services For Mrs H T Thomley
Funeral services for Mrs. H T Thomley sixty six who died at her Newton home early Wednesday were held at Gullswater Church with Rev Howard Blazer officiating Burial followed in the church cemetery She had lived in the community all her life and was a member of the Christian Home Church Surviving are her husband six sons one brother and twenty seven grandchildren
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H. T. Thomley
Newton Rovie Ore
Gullswater Church
Howard Blazer
Ward-Wilson
Charch
H. C
J. L
Troy Thomley
Newton
W. Y. Thomlley
Tamps
Mershal Thomley
Priaski
Miss
Doughty Phomiley
Vicksburg
Lee Korkland
Hartford
City Issues Two Building Permits for 1700 Total
The City Fire Department issued two building permits yesterday totaling 1700. Nelson Price received a permit for a residence on the 1340 block East Burdesian street costing 1400. R L Griggs obtained a permit to move a residence from 1345 South Oates street to 1343 South Oates street for 300.
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Petroita
Nelce Price
Burdesian Street
R. L. Griggs
South Oates Street
United States proposes Mortreux convention revision plan
The United States seeks a preliminary conference with all interested powers including the USSR to consider revising the Mortreux convention. It reiterates that Turkey should lead Straits defense, with UN action possible if attacked, and notes copies were dispatched to France Greece Britain and the Soviet Union. London reports indicate Britain remains firm with Russia on protecting the Straits.
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United States
Russia
Turkey
United Nations Security Ceutecil
Wasi
Cipl Staat
France
Greece
Britain
Vereusiovia
London
Pasion Ulu
Military arrest at newspaper office linked to Daubenhewer case
The report details the detention by FBI and Garda military intelligence of Daubenhewer in a newspaper office after others had departed. It mentions Comer, a 22 year old resident of Bel Avr me Was Inducted in 1933, with service at Pearl Harbor, the Marshalls, and Tinian, and notes his role in the Prt Air Forcer and other units. The text includes numerous garbled phrases and fragments from wartime reporting.
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RBI
Daubenhewer
FBI
Garda
Comer
Bel Avrme
Moroder
Pearl Hearturou
Marshalls
Uy Mt Tinian
Ne Prt
Daeubenhever
Frigland
Gori
Maxi
Fifteen 993rd Army Battery Veterans Enlist in National Guard
Fifteen former members of the 993rd Field Army Battalion are reactivated in the National Guard at Enterprise Alabama. Names include Oren C. Busden Max A. Lee Huey E. Reynolds John B. Parrish Harry Aubert Beane and others. The unit has served in North Africa Italy France Germany and Austria earning Croix de Guerres. Future battalions to be organized at Elba Troy Geneva and Samson with federal recognition expected in November.
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Bai
Ers
Field Army
Baif
Alabama
No- Guard
Frercis Qain
Oren C. Busden
Max A. Lee
Huey E. Reynold
John B. Parrish
Harry . Aubert B. Beane
orNer
James C. Kel' Fleming
Shelby G .Moere
Hundizy
Tom FE
Hughes
Joris Hnetsoe
Alvie D. Hurd
Thomas Bowden
Pre
Elba
Troy
Geneva
Samson
Faris
Enterprise
Two Plead Guilty To Larceny Charges
S McCullough and Edwin Hooks indicted this week for grand and larceny pleaded guilty yesterday. McCullough admitted burglary and grand larceny and drew three years imprisonment. Hooks received a prison term for grand larceny.
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L S. McCullough
Edwin Hooxs
McCullough
Hooks
Auto Accidents Cause Minor Damage in City Yesterday
Two car crashes yesterday afternoon caused minor damage. A two mule driven vehicle operated by Frank Turner collided with a parked car owned by Grace Mack on 2635 Appletree Street after Turner lost control. Police reported injuries including minor bruises to Mary S Appletree Street passenger and a faultless sequence at Main and Olive avenues.
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Dam
Frank Turner
Appletree St
Grace Mack
Turner
Fowler
Promar
As Smith
Ralph
Uate Bell Owens
Fire Chief R H Ryan speaks at Lions Club meeting
Fire Chief R H Ryan spoke before the Lions Club outlining fire prevention themes and the yearly path to safety. He praised fire drill squads and commended the local fire department for their service. Attendees included FA Perroux and Joe Sitbeth of Mum gurnery, with other local officials present.
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R. H. Ryan
Lions Club
Ryan
Woven Lion's Club
Etvas
Pathan
FA Perroux
Joe Sitbeth
Mum Gurnery
Coa
Clark
Unclear OCR Pulse Posts Court Case and Election Snippets
Fragmented readable text hints at a court case, political figures, and a Caribbean travel reference. Names, dates, and concrete actions are mostly garbled, with several improper or incomplete phrases and stray numbers interspersed throughout.
Cardinals Triumph Despite Red Sox Offensive Flurry
In a tense pitcher duel, Musial and Kurowski key Cardinal hits as Slaughter scores and Garagiola struggles at the plate. Red Sox rally with Pesky steal and a late homer by Culberson, but Cardinals push ahead with decisive plays in a high error count and multiple baserunners.
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Cardinals
Musial
Culbverson
Slaughter
Bobvsunns
Kurowski
Bobson
Garagiola
Partee
Pesky
Redsox
Marion
Culberson
Gutteridge
Thomas K. Glenn Dies at 78 in Atlanta Banking Leader
Thomas X. Glenn, retired chairman of the Trust Company of Georgia, died at his Biltmore Apartments home after a lengthy illness. He was 78 and had 44 years with the bank, retiring last July 9 as chairman. An influential banker and industrialist, Glenn was linked with Coca Cola, Atlantic Steel, Continental Gin, and the Atlantic Company, plus various philanthropic efforts.
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Atlanta
Thomas X. Glenn
The
Trust Company of Georgia
Biltmore
Glenn
Trust Company of Georgia Board
Bank
Coca Cola Company
Atlantic Steel Company
Continental Gin Company
Atlantic Company
Last Minute Rush For Licenses Slows Then Heats Up
Probate office clerks report 2000 privilege licenses to issue with only about 500 sold. Open door licenses slow, vehicle tags show 1100 of 8000 applied. Hunting and fishing licenses sell faster. Poll tax payers may register on first and third Mondays. deadline February 1. Store and automobile licenses due November 1 without penalty.
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Court House
Mid-Westerner Admits Stealing Automobile
Billy Gene Jones pleaded guilty to transporting a stolen automobile in interstate commerce before a Federal Grand Jury in Montgomery. Sentence continued until Oct. 18. Jones stole the car owned by Charles Prestwood near Tennille Alabama in November 1945 and transported it to Palmetto Georgia.
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Billy Gene Jones
Inter-State
Commierce
Montgomery
Jones
Charles Prestwood
Tennille
Ala
Palmetta
Patterson Enlists in Navy Prep School at Bainbridge
Seaman first class John Burdeshaw Patterson of Andersonville Georgia enlisted in February and now attends the Navy Prep School at Bainbridge. The local Navy Recruiting Station announced the update today.
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John B. Patterson
Navy
John Burdeshaw Patterson
Donaghsonville
Bainbridge
Cardinals Rally In Red Sox Victory
In a 6 to 3 win by the Red Sox over St. Louis, Pesky charged with an error, Kurowski and Musial involved in a tense double play, and Walker drove in two runs including Musial and Kurowski to seal the late scoring.
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Cardinals
Kurowski
Lee Ballanfant
Yook
Garagiola
Dobson
Walker
Vosafedy
Yous
DiMagepio
Straivet
RED Sox
Ernie Dusuk
Feld
Ree
Slavehier DiMaggio
Ty Vets
Benn
Blackie
York
Marie
Colbe
Pesky
Kurowskis
Earl Johnson
Bob Kiiinger
Garspiela
Musial
St. Lewis
Mason
Mrs Vallie Phillips Dies At Samson Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Vallie Phillips, who died at her home in Samson Tuesday morning, were held Wednesday at New Hope Church with Rev. Toble Crocker of Winter Haven Florida officiating. Boyd and Company directed. Surviving are seven sons Hugo Phillips Darlington Florida Dewey Phillips DeFuniak Springs Florida Bart Phillips Panama City and W B John Eulan and Rousia Phillips all of Samson and a daughter Miss Merile Phillips Samson.
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Enterprise
Vallie Phillips
Samson
New Hope Church
Toble Crocker
Winter Haven
Fla
Boyd and Company
Hugo Phillips
Darlington
Dewey Phillips
DeFuniak Springs
Bart Phillips
Panama City
W. B
John
Eulan
Rousia Phillips
Merile Phillips
Fire Prevention Week Drive Boosts Dothan Awareness
Number 138 to Dothan from Douglas three months ago. United Telephone vice president Kirk noted prior fire was H N Prather’s garage at 200 Jeff St. Losses during Fire Prevention Week were modest, with $350 in Prather's garage and under $250 elsewhere. City officials, civic groups, churches, merchants, and ten schools collaborated with the Fire Department. Fire drills occurred in all city schools, and Chief Ryan aims to extend the 14 point program next year to keep fire consciousness year round. The Southern States Forestfire Commission reports expected reductions in county losses, citing past fires in farms, public buildings, and woodlands. A Ford for every county family could be funded by past losses. The commission sent forest fire prevention materials to school librarians and plans film showings donated by the U S Forest Service.
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Dothan
Douglas
Kirk
United Telephone and Telegraph Company
H. N. Prather
Jeff St
Ryan
R. H. Ryan
Houston County
Southern States Forestfire Commission, Inc
U. S. Forest Service
Clyde Lovern Speaks at Red Cross Institute in Montgomery
Clyde Lovern of Houston County American Red Cross was one of two chapter reps to address the opening session of the two day Red Cross Chapter Institute in Montgomery. He spoke on what the Red Cross does in the community and praised its war and peace time roles.
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Clyde Lovern
Red Cross
Montgomery
Houston County
American Red Cross
Red Cros
Lovern
Alabama
Washington County
Fern Sanders Freed On Bond For Seduction Charge
Fern Sanders was released on a $750 bond after a seduction charge. A circuit clerk's office record shows a warrant issued August 31 for the seduction of an unmarried woman.
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Fern Sanders
Circuit Clerk
Sanders
Polio Case Reported In Dothan Area
A three year old boy in northern Dothan is the second polio victim in Houston County this year. He is receiving treatment at Mobile Clinic after local doctors suspected polio and Mobile confirmed the diagnosis. Dr. W T Burkett said the previous case had been reported to the State Department of Health.
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Dothan
Houston
W. T. Burkett
Heath
Mobile
Burkett
State Department of Health
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Shady Grove
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Bill Farmer
Arai
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G. W. Blamey
Lippet
N Foster
N. Foster
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Ron Parton
IAD Litee
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Borliy Pavelic
CNNTE
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Otton Owen
Higgins
Williams
Brazie
DiMaggio
Brazile
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Beasley
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Braale
Schoemaiens
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Schoendisns
Erros
Bee's
SEA Foods
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Buie Cafe
Thomas K. Glenn
Sleugater
Vetoal Junegs
Ging Schiendenst
Dubson
Lina Muute
Alysius
Dusan Sallen
Henry J
Taylor
Guidor
Seintral Motors
Fred James
Josh Couch
Lawrence T. Oakley
Institute
Guy Morris
Bonnie
Houston County Alabans
Beonie- Morris
St. Oates
Wise
Wadlington Hotel
Speigner
Slegtex
Speigner Concrete Block CO
Sey
Superock Concrete
Brewton Eng. CO
Washington, Dothan
Blumberg
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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